Cell Danger Response theory by Dr. Robert Navio31:32
“Cell danger response was a term coined by Dr. Robert Navio. He's an MD PhD out of UC Davis.”
5 months ago
“And then when you're utilizing proper lipid membrane medicine, especially using phospholipids, using essential oils, and then butyrate has to be another play to effect because butyrate is a chemical chaperone to help decrease that DNA adduct issue coming from these biotoxins to be able to get the permanent removal of these things onto the mitochondria in the DNA.”
“off, and then you have phospholipid, like PC, for instance, comes in, sweeping that while helping to mend the actual cell membrane structure by adding that. And this is where the other things like bioactive oil, like balance oil from body bio, adding in linolate, which is omega-6, and alpha-limerate, which is omega-3, help to restructure the cell membrane.”
“utilizing spore-based probiotic there as well, because that's less reactive on the patient dealing with SIBO”
“And then rebalancing the microbiome. My biome. So this is where the proper use of antifungal is really important there. I mentioned about the spore-based probiotic, but antifungals, I would recommend decreasing the fungal overload in the body, then working on the mycotoxins.”
“bioactive oil, like balance oil from BodyBio, adding in linolate, which is omega-6, and alpha-limonate, which is omega-3”
“Okay. So, phospholipids. So, body bio, PC specifically, I recommend all the time. I just take it prophylactically every morning. Yeah. You know. With that too. But when I work with clients who are dealing with biotoxin issues, generally what I would recommend is around 10 to 15 mLs of PC liquid from body bio.”
“generally what I would recommend is around 10 to 15 mLs of PC liquid from BodyBio”
“BodyBio actually has a protocol, Resolvin. Why am I adding SPM? Is that the early stage”
“There's a drug called mycophenolate. The brand name is called Cellcept. They utilize a particular drug for kidney transplant patients so that you don't have an organ rejection.”
“Even like deuterium is very important to— When you—the studies out also, I think it was six weeks into drinking deuterium-depleted water, was able to reverse type 2 diabetes. Yeah. No, I've read these studies. And deuterium, you know, our bodies make this intracellular water.”
“So ERMI testing is a good one to looking at.”
“So I don't tackle the heavy metal issues. I tackle that mold first, right? And then when you're utilizing proper lipid membrane medicine, especially using phospholipids, using essential oils, and then butyrate has to be another play to effect because butyrate is a chemical chaperone to help decrease that DNA adduct issue coming from these biotoxins to get”
“Another water that I started using is Gerolsteiner sparkling water at the supermarket. So the higher the altitude of the water source,”
“different herbals like golden thread, milia, all the different types of things, including olive leaf”
“And so what I also recommend a patient to do is I give them actually, it's called a HeartMath device. It actually checks for your coherency state between your heart and your brain.”
“And I don't say not to, I use it at the last. I recommend using Itraconazole for about two weeks just to get the internal colonization deal with mold permanently. And this is where, oftentimes, when I work with clients, about five to six months, able to reverse their mycotoxin issues there.”
“the kidneys. So, use of Molybdenum, for instance, is great to solubilize gliotoxins, right? You actually have resveratrol and turmeric, another good bioflavonoids in there, right?”
“is that we have some drugs out there that are derived from mycotoxins, right? So there's a drug called mycophenolate. The brand name is called Cellcept. They utilize a particular drug for kidney transplant patients so that you don't have an organ rejection. Well, that mycophenolate, that's a drug name, derived from mycophenolic acid, which is a mycotoxin itself.”
“So adding a biofilm buster. And there are companies out there utilizing different things. I mean, you could end up using proteolytic enzymes like Nattokinase or Serratiopeptidase, N-acetylcysteine, phospholipid, like BodyBio PC I mentioned before. That actually acted as a great company. Great company for PC.”
“disorders, brain fog, fatigue problem, etc. You could do all the NAD you want to do. You could do all this analytics and all these different things. But if you have an unresolved issue cellularly in dealing with toxicity, you cannot biohack yourself out of that.”
“different herbals like golden thread, milia, all the different types of things, including olive leaf”
“So, when someone has this suspicion, they do these tests. You know, you said that you did the IVPC, the Phosphatidylcholine, or the PK protocol, similar to PK protocol. I've done that too.”
“You actually have resveratrol and turmeric, another good bioflavonoids in there, right? So, there's a company out there, the company name is A-Lite. My mentor, Dr. Jill Christa, she formulated that thing, that entire supplement just for mycotoxin purposes.”
“You could end up using proteolytic enzymes like Nattokinase or Serrapeptase”
“some doctors who utilize, sodium butyrate, for instance... Sodium butyrate is a chemical chaperone. It actually removes the DNA adduct of these”
“But I like to use SPM as an actual supplementation to resolving it. And then the other part that I mentioned before, the cell membrane and how the DNA adduct. Well, these type of mycotoxins also causes protein misfolding.”
“Adding in TUDCA, which is secondary bile salt, relieves pressure on the endoplasmic reticulum as a de-stressor”
“You actually have resveratrol and turmeric, another good bioflavonoids in there, right? So, there's a company out there, the company name is A-Lite. My mentor, Dr. Jill Christa, she formulated that thing, that entire supplement just for mycotoxin purposes.”
“we do a lot of vibrant total toxicity testing and that one is always pegged on there”
“certain things like seafood, for instance, like oysters, wild-caught fish”
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“Cell danger response was a term coined by Dr. Robert Navio. He's an MD PhD out of UC Davis.”